Alex Rollin

Be sure to clear site cache. Generally speaking it is a good idea to leave cache off while working on CSS design changes.

Please provide WP Admin info if we need to check it.

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You can hide that with CSS if you like.

img.gravatar.avatar.avatar-80.uwp-avatar {
    display: none !important;
}

That’s an example of how to customize your site by hiding an element with CSS.

To further customize your site you can create your own custom CSS or hire a developer.

In 100% of cases so far this error is because the sessions folder is not set and/or does not exist, and you should contact your host to fix it: https://coastradar.com/session_test.php

We would be happy to take a look at your settings to see if we can find the problem.

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UsersWP does not have a feature/addon for that yet.
https://userswp.io/downloads/category/addons/

find users in your area.

There is not a functionality for this, but your other cases depend on your settings.

Let us know if you run into a problem with usage.

Thanks